Constitutional recognition of the concept of personal status in the legal systems and families

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This article analyzes the concepts of personal status, fixed by the constitutions of states representing different legal families. There are three basic concepts of personal status: liberal, moslem, socialistic. There are indicated the specifics of constitutional rights, freedoms and duties of man and citizen, due to the corresponding concept. It is concluded that the concept of the constitutionally fixed status of the individual is one of the principles of political and social system, and it determines the list and contents of the main and branch rights, freedoms and responsibilities, it defines goals, objectives and content of the activities of the state bodies.

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A A Podmarev

Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia

Email: podmarev2004@mail.ru
The Department of Theory and History of State and Law

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